the top 2%, you can argue whether that's good for the economy or bad for the economy. he won so he sees it as something of a mandate. in addition to which, i don't think that they can get enough money, they need, he says, 1.6 trillion and i think it's going to be certainly, north of a trillion dollars in new revenue to accomplish a big budget deficit reduction, and you can't do that unless you start at about 250,000. i think there might be promise not to go up in the clinton tax rate of maybe 37 something like that, but on the 250, i don't think there's much budge. >> mike: schumer, cork her and wallace, not a law firm, but on your show today. >> we're going to be talking with charles schumer of new york state he's of course one of the leading liberal democrats and bob corker conservative republicans, maybe they can figure out the basis of a deal and the other thing we're going to look at, very concerning and that of course is syria, growing concerns that assad as the noose begins to tighten is going to use chemical weapons against his own people. and we'll talk to the